Show SAY POISON GAS Commander Names New Meeting Place HAS MADE WAR LESS DEADLY "1 Weapon BRISTOL England (UP) — Poison gas is the least destructive weapon in modern warfare but also one of the most effective according to Dr Herbert Levinstein who became recognized during the great war as one of the leading poison gas experts on the Allied side "Dr Levinstein told the Institute of Chemists here that out of 75000 poison gas casualties among United States troops in the great war only one and one-ha- lf per cent proved -- fatal This is one instance" he said "of what has proved to be "generally true — that toxic substances cause far fewer deaths than high explosives but are "more effective in d" " military results" NO MORE DANGER i i Dr Levinstein declared that the application of chemical science to war has not made war more dangerous either to soldiers or civilians "It has Introduced fresh possi bilities of effecting a strategic sur prise" he said "which is quitei different Far more: destruction of property greater mortality and suffering are caused by dropping high explosive or incendiary bombs from aircraft than by using bombs or shells" Gas Dr Levinstein added though less destructive might be more effective because it causes panic to uninstructed unprotected civilians just as it terrified uninstructed and unprotected troops gas-fill- ed ELDER MEN AT FRONT The "over forties" j may be the frontline shock troops of a future war while the young men will take control of the home front according ta Dr Levinstein1 "If all men were called to the colors for military training at 40 it would do them a great deal of good" he said "Recent progress has made war a less unsuitable occupation for middle aged people than it was in 1914 War has been largely mechanized Trenches are now dug by powerful machines If engineers set their minds to it they ' could further alleviate the discomforts of war Middle aged men can drive a tank as well as anybody" : r NANKING China Jan 12— (AP) — The industrial ministry's silver commission today portrayed a dark future for China's fiscal affairs if OMAHA Neb (UP)— The buttersilver continues to rise in price and fly the flapper the lounge lizard the national government takes no and the sophisticate are fast disap- decisive measures to offset "the conpearing types among college stu- dition commission The forecast the dents Dr Charles W Gilkey dean will be forced to adopt government of the University of Chicago chapel either a foreign exchange standard said in an address here or a flexible gold standard to combat the price rise caused by the colbest "It is the generation of 30 seen have students I buying policy of the United States in lege The report of the commission years of contact with students Dr Chinese imports have fallen said said Gilkey value in and volume since 1931 and Increased attendance at chapel of Chinese foresaw the shrinking dismore and interest in religious ' cussion were cited as evidences of market for all commodities in dithe disappearance of the "hard-boile- rect ratio to the rise in the silver price college generation The belief was expressed that the serious-minded taxes Today's students are and lees the government alrealistic and convinced ready has levied on silver exports in something is radically wrong with an effort to stem the outward flow a social scheme which offers them of the metal is "admirable in an so little Dr Gilkey said emergency but not the only desir"Students are not at all con- able measures to check the deflavinced about the solution of our tendencies in China" tionary situation but they are convinced commission concluded that if The that something : is wrong' Dr Gil- silver is not exported but continues attracts to soar in terms of Chinese comkey said "Communism the smallest group of all because modities so long will ' the deflation it is a dogma and if there is one continue ' WIN TEMPLETON Win Templeton commander of the Corporal Fred J Grant post No 1481 Veterans of Foreign Wars today announces that "the meeting place of veterans will be moved from avenue to the 2320 Washington " thing a college student can't stand Washington nue "Consistent with the policies for it Is dogma" The most pressing social issue for of the Veterans of Foreign Wars" he said " to serve more adequate- students is war according to the Moose hall ave- 2416 V - ly its increased membership more appropriate quarters were needed The large main hall of the Moose building will serve this purpose" The next meeting will be held Thursday evening at eight o'clock according to C S Carroll post adjutant New members will be initi ated into the order — ——- He said there are more doctor young men and women willing to go to Jail rather to war than ever t before There are still more he said who though not avowed pacifists reserve the right to decide in their own minds whether a war is justified before enlisting ' : Veteran Pilot Found New Leaders Named MaroonecLBy Storm For Humane Society Mrs Estella Wattis Bowman has ALBUQUERQUE" N M Jan 12 —Major A D Smith division been selected as president of the Humane society The superintendent of Transcontinental Ogderi are Mrs F L MontmorWestern Air here found Jack Frye ency and Mrs L J Holther who is veteran pilot 7 and- - TWA president also : secretary of the organization treasurtiiis afternoon and - landed his tri- - with Mrs W W Blakeslee j '— motored ship near the point where er These officers are working as an Frye had been marooned since mak- executive committee to carry on the snow a storm ing forced landing ina last night rescue fliers returning work instituted and conducted during recent years by Mrs John W here reported Hyslop They said they flew low over the mals for the humane care of aniSmith plane and had been motioned ' A S Daggett has been employed ' to return here the officers as superintendent at by --— v- -' —4 the animal shelter which is situated at 280 North Washington aveSIT DOWN RULE A BOON SEATTLEf (UP) — Ruling of the nue He maybe reached at telestate liquor control board that beer phones 1708 or 3453 until eight parlor patrons must sit down for o'clock evenings their refreshments proved a boon - r-(- AP) vice-preside- nts - TUNEFUL EXIT FT SMITH Ark" (UP)— Richard W Halley psalmed his way out of jail Halley was being held for the robbing of a Boonevolle bank A religious group came to the jail to sing for the prisoners Halley Joined in on the song and joined in on rfche exit of the singers He had just been back in jail a week to the furniture manufacturing insince his previous escape a year ago dustry It was estimated that Seattle establishments: alone purchas Approximately 95 per cent of the ed 25ooo bar stools — —— f dates imported into this1 country are produced in Iraqi 47492841 Boys of FarrUnghamr England pounds of Iraq dates weer imported have made for the Duchess of Kent a chessboard of 198 pieces in 1933 : " Lash Curbs Crime Bulgarians Declare al st st o'clock over KLO Ward Program — The Estalama group will furnish the program at Speaker — Burdett Smith former seven o'clock Sunday evening in the county assessor will be the speaker I D S Twelfth ward corner Jack- at the L D S Eighteenth ward son avenue and Twenty-sixt- h street services tonight at seven o'clock Monida Davis and Mary Bell Newman will speak and "the choir and three-thirt- y ':'' Edna Ririe and Edna Hardy will sing Typewriters sup reprng Ph 236 Ogden Typewriter House 2422 Kiesel $168-7500- teenth ward Packer & Stevens Reliable and Optometrists 2459 Wash To Meet — The Y P B of the SOFIA (AP)— The whipping post comnumerous has been revived in Ogden unit W C T U will meet munities of Bulgaria and police re- Friday Jan 18 at p m port there has been a sharp decrease at the home of Mrs H L Seaton in law violations 950 Twenty-sevent- h street Dr Secret societies with lawless pur- Walter L French pastor of the First poses which4 the government had Methodist church will be the been seeking vainly to suppress in speaker Mary Vance will be soloist many places have disappeared because of applications of the whip You Can Now Buy the 1935 ImCommittees headed by a "whip Standard Chevrolet proved master" have been created to hear coach for only $63565 Trials charges against criminals Browning Chevrolet Co are swift and the punishment is inflicted immediately The manner Roads Excellent — Lew W Beason in which the punishment is received is observed and for offenders who district engineer reported Saturday do not "appear properly chastened that the main roads in Summit Rich and Morgan counties which he additional lashes are ordered '—— inspected last week are in excellent condition for - winter being almost NO HIGH HATTING completely free of snow and ice BOSTON (UP)— The five women members of the Massachusetts Don't Apologize for your photos house of representatives — four Have them taken at Loveland's Republicans and one Democrat — have decided to forsake formality Speaker — Dr James L Barker a V member of the general Sunday Miss Katherine Henceforth Parker Mrs Emma E Brigham school board will speak this evening Mrs Mollie I Sweetser and Mrs in the L D S Fifth ward chapel six-thir- ty I INNOCENT BYSTANDER? KANSAS CITY' Mo (UP)— Because Wallace Dolan Omaha Neb switchman is a cautious man he is out his watch When a man jostled Dolan roughly he invited him to fight and peeled off his coat Then he thought 6f his watch took it from his vest pocket and handed it to a bystander to hold When the fight was over Dolan could not find the holder of his watch NORTH HOLLYWOOD C$1 Jan! 12— (AP) — Over the telephone came the news today to Mrs Amy : Otis Earhart that her daughter Amelia had successfully completed the first solo flight between Honolulu and the mainland ' "I knew she would do it" was the simple comment of the slender aristocratic mother "There was nothing to be excited about" she added : Of the crowd of newspapermen cameramen and friends gathered at her small home here "Mrs Earhart seemed least affected by the confusion attending news of her daughter's landing at Oakland Only the faintest trace of a smile played about her small firm mouth "Of course" she said "I'm glad Amelia made it But not because it is a record Or not because Amelia is famous No But because Amelia and I like trying things" We like to see what a person can do My family the Otises the Boston Otises were that way Always trying new - - things" Of Amelia Mrs Earhart said "She's a good child unspoiled Busy as she is she always writes me We have flown a lot together my child and I Some time soon I'm going to get her to fly across the sea with me Which sea? Oh it doesn't matter much" - — ' f r- -- - 33 i' V-f- c - -- rs GENEVA — League spokesmen said they hoped the Saar would vote for Germany believing thereby the way might be? prepared for the reich's-returto the league PARIS — French Saarlanders departed gaily to vote but France ' strengthened frontier guards and set up first aid stations along the bor-- " der The old French fear of Ger many was expressed again on the eve of the plebiscite n - THE HAGUE Holland— Holland's border forces were doubled to prevent an influx of refugees in the BERLIN— Preparations for reunit Ing the Saar with Germany were complete as Germans expecting victory eagerly vote announcement of awaited the ' MORE WHEAT IN IDAHO Boise Idaho (UP)— A total of — f580000 acres of winter wheat for harvest in 1935 has been planted in The expedition from Germany to Idaho Richard C Ross federal study " ancient culture has divided ' two going to statistician estimated in a report into three parties This figure is 10 per cent greater Abyssinia and the third to north—' than that planted in the fall of ern Arabia to copy prehistoric rock" " '"' " 1933 for 1934 harvest he said drawings : - 33 Five Famous One Beautiful BEXTER ashers Westinghouse Refj rigerator n 1 S3 4 On Sale I ? 3 J i For the Bedroom K My? 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This is a simple easy and fascinating contest Simply go into a huddle with your dictionary and start making words It's as easy as A B C Just make as many words as you can out of the sentence: until you see how you can mi iniMfnirnr A V Information - Li— This Is a Chance of a Lifetime 'Pfjff-T"- 1 famti -- Saar EASY TERMS t Ei - as low as - $3995 For tliq Living Room old tion of the Saar ' As the 450000 voters of the region decided its future destiny Germany already was celebrating the Saar's anticipated return France and Hoi- land strengthened frontier guards against expected disorders and the ' League of Nations hoped the plebi scite might remove the last obstacles to European peace SAARBRUECKEN— The league's international army and police forces were ready to quell trouble-makeas the bitter campaign ended Saar- landers voted for reunion with Germany union with France or reten- - : tion of league control I Bedroom Sale &m®4 (By The Associated Press) Europe today awaited anxiously the answer to the ques- E3E Mary Livermore Barrows Republicans and Miss Katherine Foley Phyllis Taylor and Grace Garner the lone woman Democrat will formerly of Wright's now at Dick's call each other by their first names Beauty Salon 2450 Wash Ph 186 33 7 00) ANSWER TODAY "Some Day Im Going to Nearby Nations Fearful of Get Her To Fly Me Across Disorders During Pub-- " lie1 Voting Sea" She Says EAST FEW DAY : - Pension Fund Aids Adults In Sweden is- 3E : Rugs For Every Purpose -V- — Old age STOCKHOTM (AP) ' now are pensions To guaranteed to Malan 4000000 in Sweden persons nearly? sued marriage licenses Saturday is afternoon to John Welch of Ban- and since the total population means over 6000000 little a this croft Idaho and Rosa F Mortinson only of Ogden and to Isadore Pretti and virtually all adults to the Payments vary according Louise Howard both of Ogden individual contributions and only small amounts are paid to those who They make those good yearbook have contributed nothing so that photos at the Loveland Studio the government has to provide only 15 per cent of the total To Speak — Ivan Nielson formerly The general pension fund amounts of the Canadian mission of the L to 675000000 kroner (about D S church will speak at seven Its average yield last year ' o'clock Sunday evening in the Four- was 465 per" cent Wed — Lawrence M : 4 AB0UTAL1ELIA — tv1 Fin East-Centr- Rise Continues Dean of Chicago University Notes Decline of Sophisticates British Expert Calls It Most Effective 3 Government Must Act Upon Silver If Price i Guaranteed Permanent-From Islands -- - Keola and Lilia nn at Darrel's Beantv Murphy former - missionaries in Hawaii will speak this evening in Shop Phone 363 the Seventeenth ward chapel Music To Speak—Miles L Jones former- will be by the Bird String quartet Mission field ly of the will speak at seven o'clock Sunday In Chapel — Mt Ogden stake Muin the Eleventh L D S ward tual Improvement association offistreet and Kiesel Thirty-fircers? and teachers' meeting will be held at two p m today In the Seventeenth ward chapel Permanent Wave $100 including On Program — Mrs Ethel Lowe shampoo finger wave free marcelling Weber School of Beauty Cul- vocalist Will be the guest artist on street ture 573 Twenty-fourt- h the McNeil-Weprogram today at 100 1 EUROPE J11M MOTHER GLAD RANDOM REFERENCES IN CHINA CLAIM SERIOUSLY NOW However I OUTLOOK DARK TAKE COLLEGE - fc 1 SAYS STUDENTS We Give -- 'yr and Redeem ZtK Green Stamps 3 ft |